In this comment piece, Nguluway DesignInc’s Craig Kerslake and Lynne Hancock ask if we have over-valued privacy to the detriment of social interaction and a sense of community.
Designed by Studio Gorman and architect Peter Tout, Harbour House goes beyond visual appeal and stands proudly as a multi-sensory experience, simulating the feeling of living in a James Turrell installation.
The Serene Abode is the embodiment of a design for a home that delivers tranquillity on every level.
During Salone del Mobile last year, Aleesha Callahan sat down with Jaime Hayon on the Vuelta armchair and the new complementary modular sofa he designed for Wittmann.
Your external environment mirrors the energy aligned with your inner dialogue at Rive Roshan’s first solo exhibition in Australia, ‘Internal Reflection.’ Hosted at Gallery Sally Dan Cuthbert from February through March.
A built-in sofa with a marble planter is a special feature in this HDB flat inspired by Japanese interiors.
This apartment in Gurgaon, India has been infused with its own identity and boasts an illustrious art collection – all while working inside the constraints of a rental apartment.
Naturally enough, considering its track record of designing furniture that sit comfortably within nature, Talenti also holds sustainability as one its considerations.
The sharp contours of this bespoke dwelling burst out of a compact site as they deliver on the promise of comfortable multigenerational living in Melbourne’s densely populated Eastern Suburbs.
Known for iconic designs like Hiroshima Armchair or SANAA Rabbit Chair, Maruni masterfully reinterprets Japanese design heritage for a global audience and contemporary context.
Polyflor launches its signature Camaro range in a vast number of new shades, encapsulating the natural textures of wood and stone that will enhance any home interior.
The furniture edit from Living Edge that has the power to transform the way we enjoy the great outdoors.
In this edition of The Habitus Edit, we explore the delicate art of preserving fine wine by understanding its sworn adversaries and unveil Fhiaba’s luxurious wine cellars.
In the latest release of The Habitus Edit, delve into the captivating tale of rural elegance crafted by Matt South, complemented by the timeless versatility of Neolith surfaces.
In this edition of the Habitus Edit, we explore Mater’s groundbreaking Conscious Collection, where waste transforms into exquisite furniture using groundbreaking green-tech processes.
In this comment piece, Nguluway DesignInc’s Craig Kerslake and Lynne Hancock ask if we have over-valued privacy to the detriment of social interaction and a sense of community.
Designed by Tom Mark Henry, Bronte Beach House is a contemporary take on the coastal home, imbued with an extensive material palette.
Our latest print magazine is about to drop! As always, we’re very excited to bring it to you – find out about some of the highlights here.
With over 300 events planned, the eighth edition promises another marathon week of design and its theme is at once a proposition of hope and an urgent call-to-arms.
Ahead of Pierre Yovanovitch Mobilier’s inaugural showcase at CRITERIA, we dined with the French superstar at an intimate launch event in Sydney.
In Oliver Du Puy’s Garden Lane restoration, Japanese customs are woven into the fabric of the project, reflecting a theoretical framework akin to an haute couture garment.
